User talk:2401:E180:88A0:906E:E585:F98:F1C7:6148

Right-wing dictatorship
In a controversial matter like the leadership of Imperial Japan in World War II, neutrality is obligatory and one side of the debate cannot be imposed. Therefore, I have opted by the only possible neutral way (Hirohito with Hideki Tojo) instead of my own judgment (if I followed my particular opinion I would only write Hirohito).

Here is the opinion on Tojo from Takahisa Furukawa, a Nihon University expert on wartime history: "Tojo is a bureaucrat who was incapable of making own decisions, so he turned to the emperor as his supervisor. That's why he had to report everything for the emperor to decide. If the emperor didn't say no, then he would proceed." I agree with this opinion.

Nonetheless, I know there is no unanimity on this matter among historians, so I have opted for a neutral formula. I would like everyone to respect the neutrality that is the norm in Wikipedia instead of trying to impose our particular side of the debate on a matter subject to controversy.--84.125.30.50 (talk) 20:06, 10 August 2019 (UTC)